Tag: MCAS

15 Dec
Mast Cell Activation: How Mediator Release Triggers Symptoms and How Stabilizers Help
Simon loxton

Mast Cell Activation: How Mediator Release Triggers Symptoms and How Stabilizers Help

Mast cell activation releases a flood of mediators causing chronic symptoms like hives, GI issues, and fatigue. Mast cell stabilizers like cromolyn sodium prevent this release before it starts, offering a key treatment for MCAS when antihistamines aren’t enough.

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